No it doesn't 

A Wi-Fi trail camera utilizes a wireless local area network (WLAN) to send images and videos to a smartphone, tablet, or computer for remote viewing. This type of camera does not require a cellular service plan, as it can connect to a router or access point within range. On the other hand, a cellular trail camera uses a cellular service plan to send images and videos to a smartphone, tablet, or computer. It is able to embed GPS coordinates within the image, making it easier to locate the camera. Furthermore, cellular trail cameras are able to send images and videos to a remote location with no need to physically retrieve the device. This feature requires a cellular service plan with data, which can be costly. Overall, a Wi-Fi trail camera is best suited for connecting to a local router or access point, while a cellular trail camera is best for sending images and videos to a remote location. 

Yes, you can control the trail camera using your smartphone through Wi-Fi. You can change the camera settings, view the live feed, and download the photos and videos captured by the camera. 

K&F Concept camera tripod you are asking, yes, you Canon rebel sl2 could be used on our tripod. Your camera could be used as long as it has a 1/4" standard screw interface; If your lens is large or telephoto zoom lens, please ensure to expand the leg angle, and hang some weight to the hook to increase its stability. For camera with telephoto zoom lens, you need to buy a tripod mount ring additionally for better balance.The center column also has a hook to hang weight on to lower the center of gravity on this tripod to make it more sturdy and less prone to vibrations which is awesome for photography where you take long exposures . 

Make sure you get the kit that is compatible with the canon. The step-up rings are threaded to fit the lenses filter size and the light fits on the ring adapter.